MBA Scope

Hi,
You have 3 options in front of you. 2 out of those 3 are related to business. Even if you want to go for an MBA course, you have to wait for one year. So, you can decide on basis of these parameters.
1. If you want to go for a job and have no interest in your business or any business for that matter, so you can start looking for job. As you did your graduation in BBA, you can get better opportunities with MBA degree in the same field.
2. If you are interested in doing business at some point of time in your life, you can hone your Business Administrative skills with MBA in an area of your choice. A good peer group in MBA can help you learn more. You can discuss your business ideas and issues with them to gain a better perspective or you can work with them on their ideas.
So, doing MBA is better than BBA in all scenes.
Now you have 1 year, you can prepare for your MBA entrance exams. If you have little doubt about your selection in a good college in first attempt, you can also look for a relevant job that can justify your year-long gap and your experience will also help you in your selection in some good MBA colleges. Most of the MBA colleges give preferences to experience candidates and this experience can also help you during your placements in college.

Hello Aastha,
As an MBA in insurance, you have taken the head start among the freshers. There are several departments in an insurance company. The sales department is the backbone of the company so the salary and perks are lucrative. Also, there is a separate training and learning and development department. There is also a department for the operation, administration and HR. There is a department for the accounts and finance. These are the major departments which are key to the function of any insurance company. Now, you have to choose the department as per your skills, knowledge and preference. In order to know about the vacancies, visit the official website of the companies of your choice. You can also submit your CV on a career portal. Even the local offices accept walk-in candidates and when opportunities arrive candidates are called for the interviews.

Hello,
It totally depends on the colleges from where you pursue this course.
MBA Finance: Financial is the backbone of any economy. Based on placement data from top colleges, it has been observed that Finance is one of the highest paying specialisations in India. Holding its position amongst the oldest existing specialisations, Finance is still a hot option amongst MBA students. Students choosing this specialisation are required to have a thorough understanding and information of the financial world.
Profiles offered-Investment Banking AssociatesManagement ConsultantsTreasurersFinance OfficersAnalystEquity researcherCredit ManagersJobs related to the capital marketJobs in banking sector Jobs in the finance department of big companies.
MBA Operations: Dealing with production in an organisation, students opting for Operations in MBA take care of raw material, quality control, supply chain management, logistics, production planning, inventory control, improvement, and much more. That means, beginning with the position of a Product Manager, one has to take care of everything, including dealing with vendors to negotiating the best price.
Job Profiles:
Jobs in Supply Chain ManagementProduct PlanningInventory ManagementProduction Management LogisticsShop Floor ManagementQuality ControlPlant Manager
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/10-most-popular-mba-specialisations-with-job-profiles-top-recruiters-blogId-11387